Snip> other then that just real coffee grounds thrown in your billy, serve from there, who needs all this filter tosh first thing in the morning the point is to infuse the liquid with the coffee so get it in the billy
Yep, that's the way forward.
Outdoor hot drinks , Whats your tipple ?
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Yep, that's the way forward.
hmmm i drink tea with a hit of vodka just stay awake atfer a really cold night haha maby a coffe depends
Never had any wild hot drinks before but I am curious to try pine needle tea just wouldn't know what species to use for it.
But my favored drinks in order are COFFEE drink of the gods sugar and cream please same with my tea and good old hot chcolate also love Ramen noddle if y'all get them across the pond and various other hot soups. Now one thing I have had to drink some might find odd but it's really good is having jello skip the usual steps just add boiling water and drink good and warming.
But my favored drinks in order are COFFEE drink of the gods sugar and cream please same with my tea and good old hot chcolate also love Ramen noddle if y'all get them across the pond and various other hot soups. Now one thing I have had to drink some might find odd but it's really good is having jello skip the usual steps just add boiling water and drink good and warming.
for myself it is normally instant tea either from ration packs or typhoo instant.
occassionally hot chocolate or whittards of chelsea instant flavoured teas-the mulled wine one is a personal favourite as it tastes pretty good if it goes a little cold.
something i always remember when looking into wild teas/foods etc is the tale i was told on my woodlore fundamental course of the student who misidentified yew needles for pine needles. A harrowing drive to the hospital with an instructor bag breathing for the student saved the students life. it really impressed upon me how vital positive ID rather than a yeah pretty sure attitude can be with wild plants.
occassionally hot chocolate or whittards of chelsea instant flavoured teas-the mulled wine one is a personal favourite as it tastes pretty good if it goes a little cold.
something i always remember when looking into wild teas/foods etc is the tale i was told on my woodlore fundamental course of the student who misidentified yew needles for pine needles. A harrowing drive to the hospital with an instructor bag breathing for the student saved the students life. it really impressed upon me how vital positive ID rather than a yeah pretty sure attitude can be with wild plants.
Now there's a man who knows how to drink coffee! 100% agree. Second would be tea with sugar, great in winter, as well as oxo, or for something different Labrador tea.
Hmmm, sorry, I'm not having much luck putting up a link for you. Can you google Labrador Tea? Wikipedia has a great description.
Tea, Hot chocolate & Coffee. I tend to be a bit funny about coffee, I had a coffee shop for a good 10 years so it makes you a little fussy when it comes to coffee.
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Pretty much the same as at home:
Hot Lava Java for coffee,
English Breakfast for tea,
instant Ovaltine before bed.
Hot Lava Java for coffee,
English Breakfast for tea,
instant Ovaltine before bed.
Never tried pine tea, but when camping I have a pot of coffee when I get up the during the day its tea, usually Earl Grey. Finally in the evening its a beer or two and bottle of Bordeaux with dinner.. (linving in France obilge).
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Gareth
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Gareth
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